davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
INTEREST IN 4 GALVESTON oorrOy FAILURE

INTEREST IN A GALVESTON COTTOS FAILURE
The failure in Galveston, Tex. OF Kaufman Junge,
big cotton operators, announced Sunday was dis
cussed with interest the Cotton EIchago yesterday
The failure was duo the operations OF Julius Junge
who had been carrying large line OF options Tor syn
dictate OF Southern and Liverpool operators Mr. Jungo
this city last week conducting the liquidation OF
his contracts here where he believed 10 DO long OF
over 100000 bales and he has returned to Galveston
with all his NewYork accounts closed out The losses ~
the failure will fall heaviest operators In Liverpool In
Galveston and in New-Orleaus
Mr. Junge reported u have cleared handsome sum
through bear operations In coffee by the break in that
commodity last month. The bull party which he led are
believed TO have begun bung cotton as early as Ss
February. aud In April they mado large profits But
their venture In bung August cotton from 9eOto Ids
cents unsuccessful the cessation OF export demands
al the high prices and tho favorable prospects OF the
new crop encouraging the bears 10 sell moro than the
syndicate could take Traders here however think nst
Mr ungs might have been successful IL he had confined
hi. efforts here instead OF trying to corner the Liverpool
market
The New-YorK market has been hecning for week
The news Jungo failure caused little excitement
here because his contracts had been settled But yester
days dealings made on a downward p ane, tho
price of August dropping fourteen points and closing Al
a slight recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY JULY Is. 1887
ARRIVED.
steamer Anchoria (Br Brown glasgow July T. Neville g.
with and passengers Henderson Broa Arrived
at the Bar at o am
steamer siavonia GER Schmidt settin Juno 80 Swine
July s. with mdse aud passengers 70 kunhardt Co.
Steamer ZAandan (Dtch Van der Zeo Amsterdam July
passengers Eunch Edye Co. Arrived
the Bar at 20
steamer Advance Lord Janero Juno 25, Bahia %,
Pernambuco July Maranham4 Para Barbadoes H. 81
Thomas Is. with mdse and "a passengers to Brazil Nal
IS Go. Arrived at the Bar ut 1 m
Steamer Cenucgos Farcloth Havana 4 days. with mdso
passengers Jas Ward Co. Arrived at the Bar at
e.25 IN.
steamer Bad0mero Yglosas (span). Garcia. Havana
davs with mso and passengers TO Cebalos 4 Co. Ar
rived at the Bar &C l,
Steamer Seminole Kemble Jacksonville days. via Charles
mdse and passengers TO VIM Clyde 4 Co
Steamer iona anda Buckley Darien. Ga, days. with
umbsr 10 Hrookyn awmill Co.
Bark Fortuna tGer) Unoh Hamburg So days. With mdse
70 order; vessel 10 G Tobias & Co.
BarK Nourmahal tBr Brown. Savanna Ia Mar IS days
with misc TO Macy Durham; vessel 10 Funch Edve Co.
sark Elise mr. ChristiAa Azaa IL days with sugar 10 or
der vessel Ia J Whitney n Co.
Bark Falmouth tBr,. Merriam. Windsor Ms. daya with
Rlssisr 70 Brown kesnss vessel 10 Snow & Burgess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
HELP FOR THE SUFFERING OHILDREy

The physicians employed by the Sick Children . Mission
Of the Chdrens Aid Society visit tho sick children In
their homes report groat increase In the number
of medic attendance Many little who
had Lrayey whstood the roifacted high Temperature dn
OF the present month were FRUSTRATED
by lay and sunday. aud yesterday
for scians to tho mission headquarters
of the The doctors OF
pathetic Interest Two Of the mothers visited yesterday
husbands In prison and they had not
buy milk for their sick children Another
mother by her dead husbands side nursns months
babe M with complaint aud the doctor reported
that OF food Ia the house" Another
distress because her husband had boon
sunstruck and her babe was dying The society 10 onE
distressing but the funds
utterly the heavy demands for DOCTORS
medicine and food Contributions are received AZ the office
chdrens Aid Society," No q 81 Marks place and at
the mission headquarters No. 287 East Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

THE VIEW BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILROAD
Tho work Of laying the foundations for the Kings
County Elevated Railroad IN lower Fuonst. Brooklyn.
began yesterday force OF men started TO work at
Fulton and Adams sts where the FIRST span Of the
structure was erected nearly two years ago. All the
foundations that poi mt to the old city limo at sack
have been put In and by September all Will be
laid Fulton Ferry. The structure has been put up
from Grand-ave. to Adelphtst and much OF the iron
work to Flatbushsvo. Is ready TO go up. President
Jourdan yesterday that the road would be running
from Fulton Ferry TO Frankn-ave. by December l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
RAILWAYS PILLS,

The Great 1--we r and Stomach Remedy
the all disorders of the Liver Bowels
Kidneys Bladder Nervous Diseases Loss Of Appetite Head
ache Cestiveness Indigestion Biiousness Fever lnnam
viscera Purely vegetable containing no mercury
minerals or deeterous druga
Price. 2o Ce%: Per Bsn Sold by al Druggists.
RADwAY a CO-dentlemen, Your Pills have often
wardsd OF sickness In my family think safe
without them they hne medicine Most respect
fully yourA HENRY KENWORTH,
Chebanso, Iroquois Co., Illinois.
What u Physician Says Of Radwny's Pills
am usnK Il r. Relief and your Regulating Pills and
have them above all plls and sell
OF them. have them hand always Aad them in my
cce and in family and TO- In preference
poraviiic. Ga Dir 4 c. MrDpLEBRooK.
TO THE PUBLIC.-Bs sure and ask for RAILWAYS. and
see that the name RADWAx" 10 ON what yeu buy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

Seven small poI patients have been sent 10 Nor.h
Brother Island since Saturday. Three OF them De-
longcd to an italian family at No 40 Thompsonst.
Three others from the tenement houses Nos. %
Baxter-st., ia Mulberryst. and 134 Mott,st mo
seventh was a baby that abandoned by an un-
known woman at Prince and Mulberry SITS. on Sunday
evening A woman who took IL 10 the Mulberry-st
poce Station was told by Sergeant HOrbclt to tahe
to Matron webb's nursery at Police Headquarters.
Mrs Webb kept the baby with two lost chdren ior
two hours before she discovered that 1t had small por,
although tho disease said to have been recog-
nized the police station Mrs. Webb was dlgnant
on account Of the apparent rcclcssness of the
geant Her rooms were well fumigatcd yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.


Jshn Powers age eighteen. Of No Isl Ferryst Nswari
AZ he Was excited said that Sunday hight he
started out With Bridgel Corbet twenty
dve whs lived with him. Near Ripley
Pier started mp and eIclamns; IL y pretty
deep here goea spranT overheard and disappeared
Powers led jumped Into ths water 10 save the
vomsp unable Then he got into tho boat and
went homo He was he'd resolving TO
report matter the morning The clothing -ern BY
appearance OF having been wet and
story believed He detained and Officers
the indicated by him. The body OF
iast evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
DIPHrHERIA IN A TEHgXEHTHOUSE

Information that Margaret Geary onr sick with
diphtheria No 62< West For
sent TO the sanitary Bureau several days ago.
Dr. Dbrow tho inspectors visited the house and
parents OF sevenep families there TO keep their
children out Of danger Tar as possible Ne also cautioned
OF the girl TO have public funeral II tho
child died Margaret died Friday evening and her father
George Geary had the body prepared for burial by Under
tak.rT s. Godly OF 227 West Forty. secondst Tho
body kept the family rooms over Sunday and Dr. Dis
found funeral In progress there yesterday He pro
tested against the exposure Of many persons
Geary told HIM the funeral would not be interrupted Dr.
TAYLOR tho Sanitary Bureau said that he would ask the
Health Board the aud prosecution OF Geary
andt undertakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
sTJIL gUsY WITH THE WAREHOUSE FIRE.

Firemen were occupied all day yesterday pouring
water on the smoulderng ruins OF the Metropolitan
Storage Warehouse The bi safe. the foreman OF the
laborers said, would probably be reached today
The losses in connection with the fire will probably
aggregate large amount Owing TO the peculiar char
acter the business they naturally scattered among
large number OF the patrons OF the establishment,
Many OF these OF town and some are In Europe
The books OF the company. however. contain far
record OF the insnrances and this basis statement
will soon be made the Board OF Underwriters when
meeting win be called OF the agents OF companies inter
sfcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
LONG ISLAND.

OYSTER BAY-Mrs f. Seaman and her sixteen year old
daughter arrested sunday charged with In
Tho girl birth TO child on New Years Day
we'll CITIZEN the reputet father According 10
the girls confession made on SATURDAY.. the chi ws
allowed death The girl said the childs body was
d cellar where 1t was found.
long OF OF the Long Island Railroad
attached to letter sent to THE TRIBUNE containing an ap
OF the Long Island hairoad
Company gross neglect In allowing the connecting
Island leave the Woodhavsn rover
the Brooklyn train, announced by tho
aud generally the reckessness In never dis
patching these trains on time"
Companies A. and H.. 9th Regiment United states Artil
Iery were en- from amon and Governors Island
by the Chester Arthur to Hunters Point yesterday aud
~ special To Crcetnoor. where they Com
panies c. and X. and will remain for ten days Tor rihe
practice. Major Rawes Is In command
AsToRIA-A About twenty mill hands employed at tho
Cloth Mills went out strike yesterday Ina
trouble OF fines imposed upon the
mill hands Superintendent Buchanan who makes the mill
hands DAMAGED The make from 81 10
several rolls OF rosh oil cloth would
cone In contact stick together the mill hands were
"docked for the damage.
ClNARsIE-The body OF Henry Hendricks. the twenty
third victim Of the Mystery catastrophe wa: up on
Island yesterday Captain hOhde OF the tug boA
De.ne brought TO canarsie Two bodies sun remain
missing Policeman hendricg was busy yesterday serv
ing out subponss TO appear ho Investigation
will take place at o'clock to-day before Coroner Lind
Al Kings Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
WEsrCUEsTER COUNTY.

IRvxGToSThomas Darker. eX-s,ston agent was killed
a train this afternoon.
PoRTcHEsrRR-Phps and John McCarty wore sent to the
White Plains Jal yesterday ~ Justice Connolly for partic
mating n Rye Thursday night
sapg of aborers Railroad went In front
In Manst and insuted the customers as
lev they attacked Frank Riley, Achasl Burns
White The two Mccarys are not related and thcy
will Jail TO await the action OF the Grand Jury
YoSKERa-Joseph Murray, who ran away with Estele
Brant the hfcenvearod daughter OF Robert 3 Bran OF
No 27 Tnirdave Saturday last and who was captured
by Tho Yonkes polio and locked charge OF abduction
before City Judge Peuz yesterday He agreed
10 E.tee and the performed IN the
presence OF her parents by tho Rev A. Corver OF 81
Johns Church
Ngw.BAsK.-The trustees OF tho Union Savings Bank OF
westchesier County have elected the following ohcen
Presdent Bradford Rhodes vice presidents. samu-i O.
Purdy aud Matthias Benton secretary. r. V benealct
cashier Reuben o. Brewer The bank has just been author
the Banking Department. OF the state Oh NcWio
and IL will open for business August l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
PROPOSED OFFICERS OLA TARIFF AssooIA rToS

PROPOSED OFFICERS OLA TARIFF ASSOCTA TTON.
The Nor ing Committee of the NewYork Tariff Asso.
caton this ticket for the election to be held to-day
President John II. washburn; vice president Charles
Sewall; secretary and William De l. Boughton
Executive Committee William A Anderson. J. A AlsIan
der JEFFREY Baavan A d. Irving ID r. Fsrnad Charles A.
Hull asd W. undsrhil !, Comm ttse on ra,inT0soIgs
lock- Henry IL Hail. H. 4. stone George It. Patterson, ".
William 81 BaRtA James A. Sivsy. Sam. Bagdsn. A. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
ALONG THE SOUNn.

BnpGrroRr-The gift OF sI25 900 TO Yae University at.
lbuted Governor Loun.bury but denied BY him. now
said O have been made by p. I. Barnum
articles Of clothing and hat found In the
the evening OF Tuesday last shortly after the
ing at aud attempt 10 rob him o. package
about 500 identified sunday evening" bv
Fox belonging TO their brother PLtrck
Fox Bridgeport JAIL and suspected OF having
been William d. Kelly. OF Port Chester In the
attempt 10 rob Mr.. Voorhis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
THE MAY0Rs APPOINTMENTS DELAYED

Mayor Hewitt came into town yesterday from Green
wood Lake lie was at his Office at early hour and
during the entire day busy He said that the matter
OF appointments to I'LL the places of those whose terms
had expired that possessed good deal OF inte
rest for him Nevertheless he not willing to make
the appointments Just yet He preferred to wait awhile
as no interest suffering by the delay.
The Mayor proposes 10 10 Bar lIarbor with his family
about August l aud will remain there for about two
weeks Until that time he will remain In tho city, with
the exception OF short trips 70 his country place at Ring
wood ~ j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
Az ASSESSMENT oLAIHED TO BE ERROYEoUS

AN ASSES SMEyT CLAIMED TO BE ERRONEOUS
Procseiag. wsro begun last against the Brooklyn
Board OF Assessors by Willard Smith, Charles D. Spence and
II. Randolph to have the assessment OF certain prop
erty In Bedorave reduced from 81 900 500 600 Tho
appointed George /. Fox fe'eree. lie
ported yesterday that the assessment was erroneous by
reason and the figures should not
have exceeded sll2 for 1856 ErJuge Fox also
conclusion in his report that such assessment
made higher proportonate
valuation than other real property on the same roll by the
designated in the several exhibits In this matter
and male at the same proportonate vau
alton other real property would be exceeding
slO0 900 and said assessment equality Of assess
mept should reduced not exceeding 500 0O0'
placed the valuation OF $4,000
upon pro this at Broadway and Bedford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
WHAT IA GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmoath Park races Lepk Brancn Z5V 10.
Rca ri Of Electric Control. City Hall. II M
Rabbi q rowne' q Injunction case supreme court ,ru
Commissioners Appraisal oil now parks NO. 40 "i~
Cvpress Hills Cemetery drecors No. l2t Bowery "a m.
Neetnx Of ex of 23d Regiment Armory Brook'
Ign. .. ~. ,. ,,u u.,.. po,o GRANADA 4
p r.hudr.r
Meeting Of the Pc ice Board.
Music. Tom pkins Square p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hetei-Msrquis and narchionss Gs
Rio Cuba asd Olayarna p.rrins Prcsideut
n, tha CHICAGO Buriin and Quincy Railroad sonpan
VI sAy Ssnse- Mayor Henry Bedow OF Ne"pofs
ToteiJshn n Robnson. Of Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
FIFTu-sELLISG. y NILE.
srxru-HAxprcAp HURDLE. l% MILES.

Mr. CHAPINs NEW SCHOONER YACHT.
sWqNSGfoS Del. Jsly ls-Tas Harlan 4 Hongsworth
SubAny contracted 70 build steel yacht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
Jersey CITY.

MIRA MoDonouxh No 400 Palssde ave. procured war
yesterday for the arrest Of Caharine
Costello the sister Of Nj McDonoughs hrst WIFE, who died
When McDonough married again year
later Mia Costello was extremely angry Fo5 thirteen
has boen annoying her brother inaw
and his Mrs. McDonouKh says that before her hrst
child born Mrs Costello put cuiss on and was
born n cripple Tho series OF annoysnces eliminated
Sunday in ST. Peters cemstery Meponough was buryn
n son by his first wife and Mrs. Costello was
She station ed herself near her sisters grave and
Mconough with death II she stepped
spproached f. An EFFORT made eject her but she
sisted Violently. and exciting scene occurred.
Sheriff Heipze il suffering dog bite in the
arm He went 10 Birchs house. In Bergen near ste
vens ave- Birch with papers As the sherin
the spranE him. and Of them
his laccratng 1t severely Tho sherin nal mo
wound cauterized The dog will be killed
Mrs Rurch who was shot by her husband, Policeman
Charles Burch recovered and discharged
from the hospital Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

ass,s,s BIZ A. carey Smith for W Chaplin.
modors Of he Forss Yscht Club Of the foowing dmen
Length all ls2 fest water Inc ~ ~. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
Sun rsos AL Sets. 2S Moon rise 327 Moons age. 20
WATER.
1M-sapdy HOOK G2OI Gov fsrd 6:25 Holl Gate. S;lk
p M-Sandy Hook G:32 Gov. Isrd $50 Hell Gate $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
urcr.MEN TN CANADA.

BROOKLYN waEELMEN IN CANADA
Hoxrx.It Univ leTns members the IMsrnaa Bicycle
Club Of Droeklyn arrived last night They is 1reoA
Ign q yeiy 0, aad made the trip parity ON o'oS~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

nat meeting of the Richmond County Police Commits
Stapleop Captain Blake who was sus
pended i'm septembs last va, captain. and
Ssrgeaut Cobb acting captain was made In.
spector Tho reinstatng Captain Biake
merely complied with an OF the supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
NEw-JERsI
STATEN ISLAND.

BEILEvILLE-Thc house OF Jone A Morton was broken
robbed yesterday morning OF Jowely ana otncr
valuabies worth about $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
NEWARK.

Tho hardware store William Ward, in Broad.st was
entered By burglars Sunday night and several hundred
dollars worth OF stock TAKEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
NJ. "a i i " "

MstrSp0sitan .-.....:...:..i l.
Earned runs Metropolitan 10; Cleveland. First pa,e
on errors-Meropolitau Cleveland FIRST pase gu pas
on MsToSosa% cs1saa Struck SaMst
ropoltsn, 8; Cleveland. Home runs-None. lhreeoAso
s sUne. o. MeE.Sa T. sTeksr Double
None. Hit by pitcher.Sone wild pltchesTcus s,
Passed bals-Donohue, J. Time OF game-|io IMPURE
Lip Pike
NOTES ABOUT CLUBS AND PLAYERS.
The and Indianapolis clubs will play at the Polo
TSe BIooIyn club will reopen Washington
Park Brookvp to-day. PLAYING tho Louisville Dine p,
The Metropolitan club released Eserbrook YESTERDAY, s
the could not agree lie may 10 oe''e'
LIP PIKE win probably pitch occasional games for the
The Melropotau and Cleveland clubs will play again at
St George, staten Island. 10 DAY.
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES
PHILADELPHIA July lsThe Phiss played all around the
score OF IL TO e. Wedman hit for total OF thirty
bases Of the twelve runs were earned OF ms Plch
ing Casey pitched an enecFe made no ne ran in
fourth Int in the first inning anu had W retire
The was as follows; .
Pa s,1.s; od--'22
10; Detroit To- Errors-Philadel-
pha 3; Detroit. d. Pchers-Casey and "edman. on'
pire-Mr. Sullivan
WASHINGTON July 49, Tho Pittsburg club outpayed tne
at all points to-day and This defeat puts
the back in seventh place The score was ~
follows: .
Ta:snston .:.::::::::..o ~
Basehiis-washngton. 7; Pfttsburg. TO- ETors-wash'
inston Pntsburg Ptchers-Gilmore ana Motifs oin
AZ Eioeron-Ei6eron nine. 10; ocean Beach,
At BIN hsmtOn- BnghamtoD, o; Hsmi,ton.L
Al Ro,hesier-Rochester Newark g.
At Bunao-Bnf.lo Jersey ciiy' u.
Al WiIsssSarre~ Wliesbarrs, Isl TOrOnto7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

IF FEASIBLE YOU'D DOUBTLESS LIKE TO FCL-
LOW SYDNEY SMITHS HOT WEATHER SUCCESS
TON BY TAKING OFF YOUR FLESH AND SITTING
IN YOUR BONES"
THE NEAREST TO NO CLOTHES is SUIT OF CAL
cUTTA sEERsUCKER-A SILK AND LINEN FABRIC
MADE IN THE EAST AND GOOD FOR FIVE TO TEN
YEARS SERVICE. ACCORDING TO USAGE 1T RE-
cEIvEs. NOT ONE GENTLEMAN IN A THOUSAND
KNOWS HOW COMFORTABLE HE COULD MAKE
HIMSELF BY HAVING A SUIT EACH FOR HOME
AND OFFICE. OUR PRICE IS $40 FOR COAT AND
VEST. sN FOR SUIT. WE HAVE ONE STYLE.
SLIGHTLY SHADED. FOR $40 SUIT THE
SHADING DISAPPEARS AFTER A COUPLE OF
wAsHINGs
WHITE FLANNEL SUITS ARE soARcEi WE STILL
HAVE A FEW. EVERYTHING ELSE IN THE WAY
OF COMFORTABLE CLOTHES FOR MAN OR BOY.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-07
CITY SPECIALS.
Lloyd's Original Twenty-Five Cent
WASHINGTON EXPRESS.

The principal office OF this responsible
and original twenty-five cent express 10
centrally located at 1900 i street north
west. Mr.. John G. lIawley, proprietor,
has opened another branch Office for the
further accommodation Of his numerous
patrons on New Jersey avenue, opposite
The b. and o. X. II. depot, which viii be a
great convenience to hundreds OF travellers
on that road.
The other branch Offices which have been
established for some time, and have been
great convenience and accommodation to
the travelling public, arc also centrally To-
Gated on the corner Of Sixth and B streets,
opposite the B. aud p. depot; 2l50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, corner OF Twenty second
street northwest; 5l2 Ninth street north
west, and 20l Pennsylvania avenue south
east. Mr.. llawley employs two athletic
men to each express wagon, one as driver
aud the other as n helper, and pays both
men good wages, with strict orders to take
baggage to any portion OF the house with
out eny extra cost, or bring away the lug
gage also from any portion OF the dwelling
without any additional charge. All OF this
accommodation this express company Is
willing TO do cbeerfully for the small
amount Of % cents. Some other transfer
companies In the city have also
two men on their express wagons,
but they only pay the driver,
pockets OF their patrons, who are charged
so much money, no particular amount-just
what they can get-to take the baggage to
any portion Of the house or take It away.
No one blnmes the helper for making a
living; some one has to pay, and in this case
the patrons OF the express companies pay
instead Of the companies themselves. It is
different with Lloyd's Twenty ive-Cent Ex-
preie, for when any Of their patrons pay 25
cents for taking away a trunk or bringing 1t
from the depot, or anywhere else, that set
ties the entire bill. Lloyd's Express Is the
original one in this city, and has stood the
test for many years for reliability and
promptness.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-07

Does Your watch Need Cleaning Z
Go to Kenfleld, 1905 T street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-07
Cured of Drinking,

IA young friend OF mine was cured OF an
Unsuitable thirst for liquor that had so pros
trated his system that he was unable TO do
any business. He was entirely cured by the
use Of Hop Bitters. 1t alldyed all that
burning thirst; took away the appetite for
liquor; made his nerves steady; aud he has
remained q steady and sober man for more
than two years, and has no desire to return
to his cups, and know OF number OF
others that have been cured OF drinking by
it"-From leading X. Il. Official, Chi.
capO Ill
The Washington critic., 1887-04-07
3l5 9TH.

Julius Lansburgh will open tomorrow
morning ard continue selling Thursday and
Friday 500 Lace Bed Sets, consisting OF one
spread and two shams, at SAB, reduced
from So; 5000 Tapestry Rugs, Sc, sl.1S,
S1;4O, reduced fully one-half from former
price; 5000 best quality Smyrna Rugs
bombay make) at s2.4i, S294 and $40, re-
duced from December prices about one-half;
Smyrna Mats, SSc and 95c., former price
S1.5o each, also 800 imported Administer
Rugs, $500, reduced from $3.50, and 425
imported Administer Rugs, SO 95, reduced
from S5; 10, 600 Window Shades on Hartshorn
patent fixtures, 35c. each; 500 Patent
Rockers, S2.45, reduced from So; 300 pairs
Turkomsn Curtains, $3.50 per pair, and $50
pairs Lace Curtains at 81 30, reduced fully
one-half. WIN the readers Of THE WASH
1NGToN CRITIC kindly call and see how low
we sell the above articlesP
JULIUS LANsBURGu,
3l5 Seventh street northwest.